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VASEP claims arsenic claims damage fish sauce industry

VASEP claims arsenic claims damage fish sauce industry

Several fish sauce associations have sought for help from the PM to save the local fish sauce industry after a recent warning by Vietnam Standards and Consumers Association about the high arsenic levels in the product.
Vietnam's stock exchanges to merge

Vietnam's stock exchanges to merge

Vietnam is planning to merge the Hanoi Stock Exchange and HCM City Stock Exchange into the Vietnam Stock Exchange to improve transparency and attract more foreign investors.
EuroCham: European businesses remain positive

EuroCham: European businesses remain positive

The European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam released its Business Climate Index for Quarter 3 of 2016, with positive sentiment among EuroCham members about Vietnam’s business environment set at a level of 86.
Ministries told to curb inflation below 5%

Ministries told to curb inflation below 5%

Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue has requested ministries and relevant agencies to make all-out efforts to keep inflation between 4.5-5% as set by the National Assembly in 2016.
Habeco and Sabeco to list on stock exchanges

Habeco and Sabeco to list on stock exchanges

Giving into the government’s urging, Vietnam’s two leading beer producers Hanoi Beer, Alcohol and Beverage JSC (Habeco) and Saigon Beer, Alcohol and Beverage JSC (Sabeco) have both registered to list their shares on stock exchanges and received approval.
High arsenic levels found in fish sauce

High arsenic levels found in fish sauce

The Vietnam Standards and Consumers Association (Vinastas) confirmed on October 17 that a survey it conducted nationally found that most fish sauce has arsenic content exceeding permitted levels.
Basic wage of public servants may increase

Basic wage of public servants may increase

Consideration is being given to raising the basic monthly wage of public servants to VND1.3 million ($58.3) next year, as recommended by a number of National Assembly delegates.
Central Highlands reduces coffee area

Central Highlands reduces coffee area

The Central Highlands provinces of Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Lam Dong and Gia Lai have replaced thousands of hectares of unproductive coffee trees with other plants which have higher economic values such as perennial fruit trees, cashew and pepper.

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